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The inaugural awards recognized drone-borne GPR at a Chilean mine, gamma-ray peat mapping in Ireland and contact-free orca health research, plus a special recognition for remote drone education. SPH Engineering announced the winners of its inaugural Global Drone Operations Award…
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Promise Robotics has signed a multi-year partnership with America's largest homebuilder by volume to bring physical AI to construction. The post Promise Robotics partners with D.R. Horton on physical AI for homebuilding appeared first on The Robot Report.
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That old phone gathering dust in a drawer could have a second life far more entertaining than being a paperweight. UCLA researchers have created PhoneBot, a little humanoid that puts your smartphone to work as the brains of a walking robot companion. Continue Reading Category: R…
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Daifuku's Cecile Dick-Calmes said success is no longer measured solely by automation density or equipment utilization. The post Closing the reality gap: Why real-time execution has become the new competitive advantage appeared first on The Robot Report.
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Warehouse automation success is no longer measured by just equipment utilization; real-time execution also matters, says Daifuku. The post Closing the reality gap: Why real-time execution is the new competitive advantage appeared first on Automated Warehouse.
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Biomimicry involves borrowing ideas from nature to solve engineering problems. This is what one of the research teams at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering specializes in. We recently covered their fish-inspired robot, so exploring water bodies seems to be taken…
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If we want to move physical AI from social media feeds to a sustained commercial level, we must reverse our current approach. The post Will ‘boring’ robots win in the real world? Why robotic form should follow workflow appeared first on The Robot Report.
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If you've already designed a soft-bodied robot, it kind of defeats the purpose if you just go and stick a rigid motor inside of it. That's why Swiss scientists have created a motor that takes the form of a thin, flexible fiber. Continue Reading Category: Robotics, Engineering Ta…
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We’ve already seen robots that can swim like fish, stick to walls like geckos, and grab objects like elephants. Now, engineers at the University of Washington are building a new type of robot inspired by … the flea. Continue Reading Category: Robotics, Engineering Tags: Universi…
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The next major challenge in robotic dexterity is making the entire system reliable enough to turn capabilities into useful work. The post Why dexterity is physical AI’s real bottleneck appeared first on The Robot Report.
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